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Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2001 01:30:14 -0500
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From: Marvin Kaye <marvkaye@olsusa.com>
Subject: ES Wing Attach Bracket
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Posted on behalf of "Steve Richard" <steve@oasissolutions.com>:

I've got an ES fast build with a wing attach bracket problem. The factory 
pre-drilled both the aluminum bracket and the wing. I should be able to 
slide the bracket in place and insert the bolts. I can get at least 8-9 
bolts in-place on each bracket. But the remaining 2-3 holes in each wing 
are slightly off and the bolt cannot be inserted. What is the best way to 
handle this? There are 11 holes on each side (wing). I could hand ream the 
errant holes on the wing (which is fiberglass) until the bolt fits or I 
could fill the hole and start over. I'd rather do the first, but since this 
is such a critical piece, I need some input on proper technique. Redrilling 
is difficult due limited access for the drill.

Thanks,
Steve Richard
steve@oasissolutions.com
ES


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